DICE, standing for Digital Image Correlation Engine, is a technology used for tracking and measuring deformations and strains on the surface of an object. It involves capturing digital images of an object's surface before and after deformation. By analyzing the changes in the pattern of pixels (often a speckle pattern applied to the surface), the software can precisely determine the displacement and strain fields. It is commonly used in materials testing, structural analysis, and biomechanics.
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